Sentence examples for have been prosecuted over from inspiring English sources
In practice, however, fewer than 500 cases have been prosecuted over the last several years.
Although no UK universities have been prosecuted over copyright infringements, EMI, Sony and Universal did start proceedings in 2003 against universities in Australia.
A number of junior executives at the bank have been prosecuted over the massive tax scam but so far no senior executives have been held accountable.
The CPS conceded that Lord Janner should have been prosecuted over these complaints, saying "mistakes were made" by both the Leicestershire police in 2002 and the CPS in 1991 and 2007.
Francesca Lawe-Davies of the International Crisis Group, a think-tank, notes that no police or army personnel have been prosecuted over the Tak Bai killings, while many of the protesters are still detained, two years later, over minor accusations.
The first paragraph of the report says that more than 200 people have been prosecuted over the past decade in terrorism-related cases based on "sending paid, untrained informants into mosques and Muslim communities".
While reluctant to discuss the details of the Swartz case, he identified "similarities in the way we have been prosecuted: over-reaching abuse of power, no due process – just completely insane, both of our cases".
The RSPCA said no one had been prosecuted over the attack but Ziggy had moved on and was enjoying his new home, as well as the honour of being named PDSA Pet Survivor 2015.
